FErari

FErari 1.0.0

It will also provide functions as an optimizing backend for FFC.What is new in this release:Minor update to remove zeros from abstract syntax and to use unary relations (number of nonzeros) as well as binary relations. Requirements:Python module:...

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PyICU

PyICU 1.9.2

Currently the string, locale, format, timezone, charset, calendar and various iterator classes are available.Support for more classes is being added over time and patches are welcome.Limitations:There is no API documentation for PyICU. The API for ICU is...

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pyICSParser

pyICSParser 0.6a14

.ics (or .ical) files are the files in which iCalendar data is stored.pyICSParser, as the name hints, permits Python programmers to parse and extract data from .ics files, without having an iCalendar-compatible software installed.Parsed data is outputted...

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hgtools

hgtools 6.3

At first, hgtools was created to provide quick tools for interacting, cloning, committing, or pulling files from a Mercurial version control system.Later on Git support was added, and the setuptools plugin.The later is a tool that enables setuptools to...

mwlib

mwlib 0.15.14

The library is intended for programmers or developers working on wiki systems supporting the MediaWiki synthax or web-designers parsing and transforming content from Wikipedia.The library is only for parsing MediaWiki, outputting in various formats is...

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geopy

geopy 1.9.1

geopy uses third-party geocoders to convert data like addresses, cities, towns, countries, etc. into geographical coordinates that can easily be plotted on a World map representation.The conversion goes both ways, from address to coordinates and vice...

json2xlsx

json2xlsx 1.2.5

json2xlsx is a Python module that takes a JSON file and converts it to XLSX format.Designed to work with the Python CLI out of the box, developers only need to point it to a JSON file and it will generate the Excel Spreadsheet in the desired...

filelike

filelike 0.4.1

The "filelike" module allows Python developers to create Python objects (dicts) that can be interacted with as they were files.This means they can be read, written, merged, sliced, searched, encrypted, decompressed, translated, and iterated...

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